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Locky ransomware campaign exploits fears of data stolen in OPM hack

2016-11-12
On: November 12, 2016
In: Malware

Emails tell victims they need to download an attachment to view “suspicious activity” – then infects them with ransomware. In the immediate aftermath of a major data breach, cybercriminals willRead More →

Scientists Working on a CPU That Can Detect Malware at the Hardware Level

2016-11-12
On: November 12, 2016
In: Data Security

Researchers are working on a new CPU chip design that will extend the fight against malware at the hardware level in an attempt to bolster computers, mobiles, and other devicesRead More →

Exploiting Python Code Injection in Web Applications

2016-11-12
On: November 12, 2016
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

A web application vulnerable to Python code injection allows you to send Python code though the application to the Python interpreter on the target server. If you can execute python,Read More →

FBI operated 23 Tor-hidden child porn sites, deployed malware from them

2016-11-12
On: November 12, 2016
In: Data Security, Malware

Researcher: FBI was likely enabled to run half of all child porn sites on the servers. As Ars has reported, federal investigators temporarily seized a Tor-hidden site known as Playpen in 2015Read More →

Hacker Compromises Microsoft’s Windows 10 Browser in Just 18 Seconds

2016-11-11
On: November 11, 2016
In: Incidents, Malware

Microsoft Edge was hacked twice at this year’s PwnFest Microsoft Edge, which the Redmond-based software giant praised on several occasions for its high level of security, was hacked twice atRead More →

The first cryptor to exploit Telegram

2016-11-11
On: November 11, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Malware, Mobile Security, Vulnerabilities

Earlier this month, we discovered a piece of encryption malware targeting Russian users. One of its peculiarities was that it uses Telegram Messenger’s communication protocol to send a decryption keyRead More →

Russian ‘Dukes’ of Hackers Pounce on Trump Win

2016-11-11
On: November 11, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Malware

Less than six hours after Donald Trump became the presumptive president-elect of the United States, a Russian hacker gang perhaps best known for breaking into computer networks at the Democratic NationalRead More →

OAUTH 2.0 HACK EXPOSES 1 BILLION MOBILE APPS TO ACCOUNT HIJACKING

2016-11-11
On: November 11, 2016
In: Incidents, Mobile Security, Vulnerabilities

Third-party applications that allow single sign-on via Facebook and Google and support the OAuth 2.0 protocol, are exposed to account hijacking. Three Chinese University of Hong Kong researchers presented atRead More →

This New USB Killer, Made From Camera Flash Parts, Is Your Computer’s Worst Enemy

2016-11-10
On: November 10, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Short Bytes: Infecting people’s computers with the help of malicious USB drives is an old trick being used by hackers even today. Going one step ahead, in the recent months, weRead More →

Cylance Discloses Voting Machine Vulnerability

2016-11-10
On: November 10, 2016
In: Vulnerabilities

The following proof of concept video demonstrates the techniques Cylance researchers used to compromise a Sequoia AVC Edge Mk1 voting machine. The video shows how easy it is for aRead More →

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